A shared reading list, a vote on the next read, and a lending library that remembers who has which copy.
Type an ISBN and Open Library fills in cover and metadata. The club shelf stays tidy without data entry.
Every book the club has read or lined up, tagged Read, Next up or Suggested. Members add their own reading wishes on top, and the group view ranks them by demand and waiting time.
Turn demand into a ballot with cover thumbnails. Approve-voting lets everyone back every book they would actually read.
The poll closes on its own and the winner is attached to the event, right next to date, place and RSVPs.
Lending library
Members donate spare copies to the reading group, and everyone can see what is on the shelf: which edition it is, who gave it, who is reading it right now, and whether it is free to borrow.
A paperback you are finished with joins the club library, with a note on the edition and the state it is in.
Members wait for the book itself. Whichever copy comes back first goes to whoever has waited longest, so three copies of one novel actually help.
Two members arrange the swap and both confirm it, so the record only moves when the book does.
Every handover opens a private thread for the giver and the receiver alone - agree on a place, or simply bring it to the next discussion evening. Both sides confirm once the copy has actually changed hands, and the library updates itself.